poy

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English

Etymology

From Old French poi (“small hill”), from Latin podium.

Noun

poy (plural poys)

  1. A support structure.
  2. A balancing pole used by tightrope walkers.
  3. A long pole, normally with a hook, used to push barges upstream.

Anagrams

Linngithigh

Pronoun

poy

  1. you two (second-person dual nominative pronoun)

See also

Linngithigh personal pronouns
Person Number (and clusivity) Nominative Accusative Genitive Dative
First Singular ayong ninh thom thon
Dual inclusive linggay linh linam lingg
Non-singular exclusive nan nanh nanam nangg
Plural inclusive puy punh punam pungg
Second Singular tru nanh kom kon
Dual poy ponh ponam pongg
Plural irae iraenh iraenam iraengg
Third Singular lu ngonh ngom ngon
Dual lawuy lawunh/lanh lawunam lawungg
Plural 'ar 'anh 'anam 'angg

Middle French

Etymology

Old French poi

Adverb

poy

  1. little; not much; not a lot

Descendants

  • French: peu
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